Of all the reasons to rejoin the EU, saying it's about to collapse unless the UK somehow swoops in to aid a bunch of unpopular right wing governments (which is basically the same state the UK is in already) isn't going to mesh well with people who voted leave on the idea that the UK was artificially propping up the EU.
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Nick, I agree with you, but I don't need you on my side.
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bloc is on brink of collapse
Oh dear, how sad, nevermind.
No seriously, why would we want to join a collapsing institution? "Buy this house, it's about to fall on your head" great argument Cleggy boy.
Mr Clegg, who is now the president of global affairs at social media giant Meta,
So, Tory enabler and now Facebook enabler, what a guy.